Sentence examples for demonstrative way from inspiring English sources

Of course since men are different there are different forms of assent to the truth: the absolute certainty of the man who follows the demonstrative way as indicated by Aristotle in the Posterior Analytics and the persuasion produced by examples and images as indicated by Aristotle in the Rhetoric and the Poetics.

Praising a healthy use of technology encourages teens not to "hide behind the keyboard" and use it in a demonstrative way.

BuzzFeed Life has had such a huge positive impact on people's lives by communicating our values in a fair and demonstrative way, rather than telling our audience how to think and feel.

Finally, do-it-yourself communities (including 'garage shops') have been emulated from the field of IT in a demonstrative way.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said on Tuesday that while "on carnival days, people get carried away, celebrate in very demonstrative ways," there was, on the part of the officers, "probably a little bit of poor judgment".

Pebble Founder Eric Migicovsky says that (besides all the kickass technology — my words, not his) the key to its Kickstarter campaign was finding effective, demonstrative ways to describe its use cases, which they laid out on their page.

You recall how intimidating Lindros could be in the N.H.L. and especially back in juniors, when he knocked over rivals like so many bowling pins, sometimes in a demonstrative and calculating way.

More specifically, the now classic work of Ekman and collaborators is strongly demonstrative of the way in which certain emotions are associated with facial expressions that are argued to be evolutionary and pan-cultural (Ekman et al. 1981; Ekman 1989).

Interview 6 The medical students quite often remind me in a demonstrative kind of way, like they are all stopping and washing their hands, so it kind of reminds me that if they are all doing it maybe I should do it too.

She is implying that maybe women should demand that men be more emotionally demonstrative in the ways that women have traditionally been expected to be.

He argues that the central reason perception must be nonconceptual is that the experience of a property depends on the situation in which it is perceived and depends on the object which it characterizes in a way that demonstrative concepts do not.